Loan Repayment – Student Financial Services

Exit Counseling. Students who graduate, drop below half-time enrollment or who stop attending college will initiate repayment on any loans they may have borrowed. Students who borrowed federal loans are required to complete an exit counseling. The counseling takes approximately 30 minutes and covers what you need to know about federal loan …

Unofficial Transcript – Office of the University Registrar

An unofficial transcript shows a student’s detailed academic history, similar to the official transcript, but is not certified by the University. An unoffical transcript will typically not be accepted by third-party agencies since it is not signed by the University Registrar, but may be helpful in reviewing final grades and courses taken at …

Private Student Loans – Student Financial Services

Private student alternative loans are managed through private lenders, issued in the student’s name, and require a credit-worthy co-signer. Eligibility, rates, terms, and conditions vary. Approval and interest rates are based on the borrower’s and co-signer’s credit and income. The private lender makes all decisions regarding interest …

Online MBA | Fox School of Business | Fox School of Business

With the Fox Online MBA, you’ll earn a master’s degree that will enhance your business knowledge and problem-solving skills from virtually anywhereβ€”and at your own pace. Live web conferencing classes connect you to classmates and faculty members in real time, giving you the opportunity to tap into our Temple-strong network. …

Undergraduate Loans – Student Financial Services

NOTE: You are not required to pay the interest while you are in school, but Student Financial Services recommends you do. Undergraduate Interest Rate. 4.99% (for loans first disbursed on or after 7/1/22 and before 7/1/23) 5.50% (for loans first disbursed on or after 7/1/23 and before 7/1/24)

Understanding Your Aid Offer – Student Financial Services

A list of common financial aid terms and their definitions. Term. Definition. Financial Aid Offer. A financial aid offer is a document sent by a postsecondary institution to a student that outlines the amounts and details of the financial aid being offered to the student, which may include scholarships, grants, loans, employment, or other forms of financial assistance to pay for college expenses.

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Welcome to Patient Health Portal! You may login using your Temple Accessnet UserName and Password. If you are experiencing a medical emergency (chest pain, severe abdominal pain, shortness of breath, signs of a stroke etc.), you should dial 9-1-1, or go to the nearest Emergency Room. * Please note: This system is HIPAA compliant.

Part-Time & Online MBA Informational Webinar | Calendar of Events

Get answers to these questions and many more on May 17th. Event highlights: Learn about the Fox Part-Time and Online MBA, and which one better suits your life and goals. Find out more about each program’s format and how courses can fit in with your schedule. Hear about the application and admissions process.